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Post by Cine_Man on May 6, 2003 16:05:59 GMT -5
Update after Hockenheim:
Red means "moving up the list", Green means "moving down", Orange means "holding position"
Ralf the Half finally scores some points!
1.Jacques Villeneuve (--)......47
2.Giancarlo Fisichella(-)............42
3.Justin Wilson(5)...................42
4.Ralph Firman (10) .................42
5.Heinz-Harald Frentzen(7)....41
6.Olivier Panis(--)...............39
7.Antonio Pizzonia...................38
8.Jos Verstappen (4)...............32
9.Jarno Trulli(--)........................29
10.Kimi Raikkonen(9) ...........29
11.Mark Webber(--)................27
12.Nick Heidfeld(--).................25
13.Fernando Alonso(--).............22
14.Rubens Barrichello(8)..............19
15.David Coulthard(-)...............18
16.Jenson Button(--)..............15
17.Christiano daMatta(--).........14
18.Juan Pablo Montoya ...........12
19.Ralf Schumacher(6).................6
20.Michael $chumacher ............4
21. Nicholas Kiesa...... -
The team standings..... "Destructor Championship"
1. Jordan (+10)....78
2. Minardi (4) .......76
3. Jaguar (+5)....71
4. Sauber (7)......66
5. BAR ..............62
6. Renault .........51
7. Toyota ..........50
8. McLaren(9).....47
9. Ferrari (8).......23
10.Williams(6)....... 18
Cine_...
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Post by CFF on May 6, 2003 16:37:56 GMT -5
Cine - I apologize in advance if you've already explained this somewhere, but for those who look at your numbers above and go ?HuH? ... would you mind explaining? I mean ... after the 5th race, you've got a 29 behind JW and a 26 behind JVil. What's the significance?
CFF
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Post by Cine_Man on May 7, 2003 16:27:35 GMT -5
uh,.... oh..... ahem....
I look at the FIA classification, then award 10 points to the first person to DNF, 9 to the second, and so on...
Everyone who DNF's gets a point, even after the 10th, which is more common than one would anticipate... so there may be three or four races in the season where several drivers will get a "1"... its not statistically significant where there are 170 points available on the season, and does recognize that special effort that a driver has made.
Monaco is a good race for at least a dozen retirements.
The driver at the top is the one to watch for earliest and most spectacular exit from the event!
At one point in 2001, Mika Hakkinen was tied for top honours with E Bernoldi!
I usually try to post a nice table with Wycco's Alternate F1 Championship site...
WHICH SHOULD BE LINKED UNDER SHAMULINKS!
but that isn't at full speed yet this season... I think he has a few other things on the front burner at the mo'
Cine_...
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Post by Wycco on May 7, 2003 17:43:41 GMT -5
Sorry... Actually I am working on a project at the moment in my spare time which is taking LOTS of time... I do need to fix WyccoF1- And update my own league tables... I'm WAY behind!!!  |
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Post by glendo on May 7, 2003 18:13:47 GMT -5
i will stick this one to the top.
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Post by Cine_Man on May 23, 2003 23:59:31 GMT -5
Updated for Austria.
Usually there is a bigger shakeout at Monaco.
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Post by Cine_Man on Jul 1, 2003 1:44:01 GMT -5
mod'd after Euro gp
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Post by Cine_Man on Aug 22, 2003 0:47:19 GMT -5
DNF table modified for results at Hockenheim... whew.
JUst in time for Hungary.....
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